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WILKES-BARRE RECORD, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1950 Rochester Lithuanians Picket 'Pilnis' Editor Rochester, March 19 (P) -About 200 men and a few women picketed and heckled a Chicago editor, Vincent Andrulis, today as he spoke under police protection to the Rochester branch of the Lithuanian-American Literary Society, Andrulis, editor of "Vilnis, 8 Lithuanian language newspaper, is Federal deportation Naturalization Service charged The Immigration Wild he belonged to a subversive organization. pickets, proclaiming themselves Lithuanian-American antiCommunists, carried placards in front of hall where Police Chief Herbert Killip had assigned a special police detail to guard against possible violence. As Andrulis spoke, the pickets entered the hall and began heckling. One, who identified himself as Liudas Vilimas, jumped onto a chair read a resolution denouncing Andrulis as a "Party Line Red" calling for a speedup in the deportation action. Vilimas is chairman of a joint committee of 10 Lithuanian groups here.

The committee claims to represent persons and "express the opinion' of another 1,000 in the Rochester area. Andrulis spoke in He told of his main pointsportesthet displaced persons reluctant to return to Russian-occupied Lithuania are predominantly The editor told the reporter the pickets "didn't care that I am, not a party The reporter understood him to say the pickets were being "used as pawns by our opposition those who are against our newspaper." Forty Fort Rededication Fills Church rooms Forty Methodist Sanctuary and Sunday. School Church were filled for the rededication service held yesterday morning in charge the pastor, Rev. Edgar F. Singer.

Rev. Roswell W. Lyon, district superintendent, gave dedicatory prayer. Rev. Mr.

Singer preached on "How to. Raise a Banner." An-thems were sung by the Senior Choir. Presentations were made by the following: Book of Mrs. Memory H. Mrs.

S. Keibler, A. Lewis; president dossal, A. of the Harmony Bible Class; console drapery, Mrs. Lena King LeQuatte; choir gowns, C.

H. Bonham, president of the Senior Choir; redecorated sanctuary, F. J. Thompson, chairman of property committee of the official board. The church, dedicated on Easter Day, 1925, had received no major repairs since.

Repair and redecoration program just completed included new plaster ceilings in all Sunday School rooms with the exception of one, new plaster ceilings in all vestibules, plaster repairs to all side walls, redecoration of all interior surfaces, varnishing of all interior woodwork, rewiring of all vestibules, addition of seven floor plugs, installation of a new main switch panel, installation of nine new vestibule lights, installation of 28 new light fixtures in the sanch tuary, hanging of hanging new of drapery a new around dossal, the organ console and behind choir railing, recovering of cushion at the Communion railing, reupholstering of pulpit chairs, replaceand repair of concrete ways, repointing around of the basement stonework in windows, the entire outside wall of the church. DURKEE PTA TO MEET Durkee Street PTA will meet towill be awarded to the room with night ate at the school. Banner the most parents in attendance. Teachers will be in their classrooms at 7:30. MEAT LOAF SUPPER A meat loaf supper, will be terian Youth Fellowship on served by the Forty Presbyday evening at 5:30 in the church dining room.

Lois Thompson is in charge of arrangements. Tickets may be purchased from members. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.

Shrader and daughter Patty Ann of Woodstown, N. spent the week end with Mr. Shrader's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Shrader, West Pettebone Street.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Brobyn of Philadelphia were week-end guests of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Everett S. DeRonde, 99 West Pettebone Street. PRESBYTERIAN NOTES Meetings of the week at Forty Fort Presbyterian Church: Tonight, 8, Charlotte Welles Missionary Society. Tuesday, 2:30, Community Bible Class.

Thursday, all day session of the quilters; 2:30, week day school of religious education; 7:30, fifth Lenten service with Rev. W. H. Sugden, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church, Wilkes-Barre, as speaker and Ethel A. Ure Class singing.

Friday, 7:30, Gordon Class. Kunkle SAUERKRAUT SUPPER Sunday School of Kunkle Methodist Church will hold a sauerkraut supper in Kunkle Community Hall on Wednesday, March 29. Serving will begin at 5:30. TO SPONSOR DINNER JOY Class of Kunkle Methodist Church will sponsor a dinner for Kunkle Community Church basketball team on Thursday, March 23, at 7 in the Kunkle Community Hall. Mrs.

Gertrude Eckert will be chairman and Mrs. Elva Elston, co-chairman, assisted by the following committees: program and entertainment, Mrs. Dorothy Dodson, Mrs. Betty. Meeker and Mrs.

Helen Landon; decorations, Mrs. Florence Hoyt and Mrs. Elva Elston; invitations, Mrs. Betty Meeker: reservations, Mrs. Dorothy Dodson; publicity, Mrs.

Irene Transue. Members of the basketball team will be guests, The dinner will be open to the public 'but reservations must be made with Mrs. Fred Dodson by Monday night. Persons wishing to make donations may notify Mrs. William Eckert or Mrs.

Russell Thomas. Exeter Exeter TO REGISTER VOTERS Registrars will be at Exeter Town Hall today to register voters, change addresses or party affiliations. Hours will be from 10 a. m. to 3 p.

m. and 7 to 10 p. m. Dallas Mrs. Olin R.

Vossler To Visit in England Mrs. Olin Richard Vossler, the former Patricia Mary Williams of Exeter, Devonshire, England, will sall March 29 at midnight on the Queen Elizabeth for a four-month visit to her home in England. Accompanying her will be Mrs. Vossier's two children, Angela, 4, and Mr. and Mrs.

Vossler are residents of Demunds Dallas, she having come to this country four years ago on a ship bearing a capacity cargo of war brides and babies. Angela then three months old saw her father for the first time upon, arrival in New York. The young couple met at the Exeter Airport, Devonshire, where he was serving as a glider pilot and married shortly afterward. This will be her first return trip since she left England four years ago. In addition to Mrs.

Vossler's mother, she has three brothers in England, Rev. C. B. Williams, William R. Williams, a science master at Illminster, Somerset, and Denzil Williams, a dental cian.

Her father is deceased. PTA HOBBY SHOW Dallas-Franklin Township PTA will hold a hobby show tonight at Dallas Township High School. Perwith hobbies are requested to bring exhibits to the school this afternoon or early this evening. Paul Gries Joseph Maza be called concerning the show. STREET SIGN ERECTED A large street sign has been erected above Memorial Highway at the Main and Church Street intersections to announce the Easter Horse Parade on April 9.

CAFETERIA MENUS Dallas Township School cafeteria menus this week: Today, parsley potatoes, hot dogs, tossed salad, bread and butter, cake, milk; Tuesday, baked beans, candied sweet potatoes, spiced ham slices, peaches, milk; Wednesday, macaroni and tuna salad, escalloped tomatoes, bread butter, sweet roll and milk; Thursday, veal stew on biscuit, shredded lettuce, cracked wheat sandwich, peanut butter and honey grahams, milk; Friday, cheese potato, succotash, steamed cabbage, bread and butter, fruit and milk. WOTU WILL MEET WCTU will meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. at home of Mrs. Clarence LaBar, Norton Avenue.

Mrs. D. R. Parrish, Idetown, will preside. Mrs.

Jennie Smith will lead devotions. Hostesses are Mrs. Charla: A. James, Mrs. Jennie Brown, Mrs.

B. R. Rogers. Program is in charge of Mrs. Edward Stair.

Quick License Service. Affidavits. J. F. BESECKER, Justice of Peace, Dallas.

PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, Claude Street, had as week-end visitors her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Allen, and Mrs. Thomas Allen, of Camden, N.

J. ANNOUNCEMENTS Auxiliary Peace Episcopal Church home of will Mrs. meet. Charles Tuesat W. Lee, Country Club Road, Dallas.

Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Alfred Gibbs, Mrs. Milford Shaver, Miss June Colwell and Miss Louise C. Miller. a morrow Class in at 9:30, tailoring a.

m. will in be Held Shaver- totown Methodist Church, taught by Mrs. Ruth Darbie, Luzerne County home economist. This class is for those who completed the sewing course, Dallas Borough PTA will meet tonight at 8 at the school. Sixth grade mothers will be hostesses.

C. A. James, supervising principal, will speak on the new curriculum. METHODIST NOTES Dallas Sub-District Methodist Youth Fellowships will hold a rally tonight at 7:30 in the church with business session, refreshments and sound motion picture. Board of Education Meeting will met Tuesday at 8 p.

m. Rev. Chester Harris, minister of Plymouth Methodist Church, will at the Lenten service Wednesday evening at 7:30. Service is in charge of JAB Class. Girl Scouts meet Wednesday at 4.

Youth Thursday, Choir and Junior Boy Choir Scouts, at 4 Senior Choir, 7:45. Sacrament of Holy Baptism will be administered and new members received on Palm Sunday, Beaumont A surprise birthday party was held recently at Mrs. Arno Smith's for the granddaughter, Georgian Haymer, on her fourth birthday, and for her husband, Arno Smith, who celebrated his birthday the following day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Hess and Ronnie, Haipind Mrs. Taylor George and Haymer, Sharon Mrs. and Mary, Miss Romayne Smith. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold of Beaumont had week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark and Karen Sue. Mr. and Mrs.

Willard Wetzel had as guests Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hess. Mrs. Clara Smith, Mrs.

Fay Smith and Linda Smith of Beaumont spent Wednesday with Mrs. Arno Smith.Rev. Carl Brandon, pastor of Beaumont Church, is a patient in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital. Miss Romayne Smith has been ill the past month. Mrs.

Masonsis entertained at a demonstration party recently. Those were Fay Smith, Mrs. Rifenbery, Mrs. Maude Carey, Eunice Hess, Clara, Mrs. Bernice Hayner, Mrs.

Anne Smith, Miss Ruth Masonsis and the hostess. Larksville LEGION TO HOLD RITES Members of American Legion, meet tonight at home from where the home of the Nelis to conduct Larksville Post 655, are asked to 7:30 at the post they will go late John Mcthe ritual. ANNOUNCEMENTS Auxiliary, to Lance Hill Hose Company 4 will meet tonight at 7:30 at the hose house, East Main Street. Class of 1933 of Larksville High School will meet Tuesday night at 8 at the high school to further plans for a reunion. HIMMLER DALLAS Shows at 7 and 9 "Hell Fire" (in Truceler) with BILL ELLIOTT Kingston Twp.

TO SHOW PICTURE will tell of camp activities. AUXILIARY TO MEET Trucksville Girl Scouts and Brownies will attend a showing of a motion picture on Camp Onawandah in the basement of Trucksville Methodist Church on Tuesday at 4. Mothers of the Scouts and Brownies are invited. Miss Delores Morris of Girl Scout Headquarters will show the picture and a member of the camp committee Auxiliary of Prince of Peace Episcopal Church will meet Tuesday night at 8 at the home of Mrs. Charles Lee, Country Club Road.

Mrs. Stanley Frederick will preside. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Alfred Gibbs, Mrs. Milford, Shaver, Miss June Colwell and Miss Louise C.

Miller. KING'S DAUGHTERS MEET King's Daughters Class of Shavertown Methodist Church met in the church social room with Alice Borthwick presiding. Ollie Daubert reported the spaghetti supper and Alice Faatz reported on the bake sale. Ailine Mosier was elected recording secretary is replacing Eleanor Troster who moving away and Mary Lo Eberle was corresponding secretary replacing Ruth Barney who is also moving away. Mrs.

Howard R. Harrison told of Lenten customs and spoke on "Immortality." Refreshments were Davis, served Alice Ollie Dourand Daubert, and Verona Dolbear. Others present were Alice Borthwick, Marion Clark, Alvirda Cook. Merle Coolbaugh, Ann Crocker, Rella Eckard, Mary Lo Eberle, Alice Faatz, Miriam Gerhart, Mrs. Howard R.

Harrison, Dorothy Heslop, Irma Jacobs, Jean Jones, Helen Kishbaugh, Aletha Idabelle Mannear, Ailene Mosier, Mildred Moster, Pearl Purvin, Ruth Shotwell, Dorothy Sisco, Charlotte Snow, and Ruth Ruth Thomas, Eleanor Troster Barney. Visitors were Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Coombs. FRIENDSHIP CLASS Friendship Class of Trucksville Methodist Church met Wednesday night in the church rooms.

and Cathleen Cashmark Elizabeth Harrison conducted the devotional period. The outgoing officers received gifts. They president, Cathleen Cashmark; vice president, Mary secretary, Pendred Rice; treasurer, Hess. New officers are: president, Alice Davis; vice secretary, president, Minerva Cathleen Owens; Palmer; treasurer, Margaret Davis. Jean Updyke was welcomed as Present: Emma, Anderson, Hilda new member.

Ashworth, Blanche Atherholt, Margaret Carle, Margaret Case, Eleanor Coolbaugh, Pauline Clewell, Matilda Croom, Cathleen Cashmark, Margaret Davis, Betty Farr, Rhoda Greenly, Elizabeth Harrison, Ruth Norris, Minerva Owens, Cathleen Palmer, Pendred Rice, Pearl Walton, Jean Updyke. ANNOUNCEMENTS Valara Henry Circle of Shavertown Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Walter Cook.

Earl Hons will review the book, "Missions at the Grass A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Trucksville Service Mothers and Wives Club will meet tonight at 8 in Trucksville Fire Hall. Shavertown Parent-Teacher Association will meet tonight at 8 in Shavertown Grade School. Mrs. Gertrude Marvin Williams will be guest speaker.

LUTHERAN NOTES Altar Guild of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Shavertown, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the parsonage. Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 1 at the church.

Hostesses will be Mrs. John Malkemes and Mrs. Meneely. Senior choir will rehearse, 25th Wednesday anniversary night at of 8:30. the founding of St.

Paul's Lutheran Church will be observed May 10. The anniversary committee is assisted by the Church Cabinet in planning the observance. The joint committee will meet in the Sunday School rooms Tuesday at 7:30. Brotherhood will meet March 27. at 8 p.

m. in the church social rooms. Fernbrook ASSOCIATION TO MEET Back Mountain Community Association will meet Wednesday night at 8 in Dallas Township High School auditorium. This meeting will be attended by the following groups: Back Mountain churches, schools, parentteacher associations, Memorial Library, Rotary, Dallas Kiwanis, Dallas Senior Woman's Club, Dallas Junior Woman's Club, Toll Lions, Gate Lions, Harvey's Lake fire departments, Woman's Service Club of Harvey's Lake, Daddow-Isaacs Post of American Legion, Kingston Township Veterans Association. ANNOUNCEMENTS Dallas Township Parent-Teacher Association will meet tonight at 8 in the high school auditorium.

A hobby show will be conducted. -Paul Gries and Joseph in charge. Toll Cater Lions Club met last week at Colonial Inn, with George Howe presiding. The club will enter a float in the Easter parade. Charter night was planned for the end of the next meeting will be March 28.

Fernbrook Girl Scout Troop committee will meet Tuesday night at 8 at the home of Mrs. A. George Prater. Parsons WAR MOTHERS TO MEET Community chapter, American War Mothers, will meet tonight at 7:30 in the Legion rooms. After the business session, a plastic party will be held and refreshments served.

Each member to bring a friend. PERSONALS Mrs. Florence Reese, Austin Avenue, has been ill the past week. returned to West Point Military Cadet Charles Leland Knapp, has Academy after spending the spring leave with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles H. Grunden, Austin Avenue. Mrs. Evelyn Robinson, 292 North Main Street, has been ill for several weeks. SHAVERTOWN SHAVER and 9 "I SHOT JESSE JAMES" with John Ireland, Barbara Britton CARTOON MUSICAL Hanover Twp.

Senior Class to Give Annual Play Tonight Senior Class of Hanover Township Memorial High School will present "Glamour Boy," a modern three-act comedy concerning high school life, as its annual play tonight at 8 in the high school auditorium under direction of Miss nore McGowan, teacher of speech. James Berryman is student director, Participants will be Evelyn Dudish, George Krlic, Wayne Wolfkiel, Elizabeth Hill, Patricia Brodginski, Joseph Butcher, Theodosia Kopacz, Delores Slavinski, Ruth Kovalevich, Robert Read, Hugh Brogan, Marguerite Davison, John Hughes, Frances Gimble, Jean Reese, Olga Bot, Gayle Davis, Catherine McCarthy, Paul Devine, John Aregood, Edward Borinski. LEGION TO MEET Hanover Township Post 609, American Legion, will meet night. Commander Joseph Sukaloloski will preside. SFL TO MEET SFL Class of Douglass Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday night at the home of Mrs.

Herbert Hartzel, Regina Street, Lee Park. ARRANGE FOR DINNER Patron and ticket committees for the Rainbow Dinner be held in Douglass Presbyterian Church on April 19 were entertained by Mrs. Herbert Hartzel, Miss Myrtle Hughey, Mrs. Helen Evans and Mrs. Hiscox at the latter's home on South Regent Street on Friday night.

Further plans for the dinner were discussed and invitations will be sent to former members of the church, who have moved out of town. All committees will -meetWednesday night at 8 in the church parlors. Attending Friday night's meeting were Mrs. Herbert Hartzel, Myrtle Hughey, Mrs. Helen Evans, Arthur W.

Jones, Marguerite Borman, Mrs. Robert LaRose, Mrs. Paul 1 Parsons, George Butler, Mrs. G. J.

Gommer, Attorney and Mrs. James J. Hiscox. ARRIVALS Mr. 'and Mrs.

David O. Thomas, Regent Street, Lee Park, have announced the birth of a son David in General Hospital, Thursday, March 16. Mr. and Mrs. William Evans of Fellows Avenue, Lyndwood, announce the birth of a son, William Delworth in General Hospital, March 10.

PERSONALS Miss Virgie Evans, Hanover Township High School teacher, attended an educational conference at Scranton on Saturday under the direction of Scranton University. The theme was general education. Mrs. Rudolph Libeck and son Myron of South Main Street, Lee are visiting relatives Northumberland. BAPTIST NOTES This week's activities at Baptist Tabernacle: Recreational activities will be held tonight at 6:30 in the church annex.

Baptismal class will meet tonight at 7 in the church parlors. Office Work Shop will be held tonight at 7. Official Board will meet tonight at 7:30 at the home of George Fell, 53 Oxford Street, Lee Park. Junior Choir will rehearse Tuesday night at 6:30 and Youth Choir at 7:30. Week day religious education class will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.

-BYF Junior Group will meet Wednesday afternoon at 4. Paul's Letter the Romans will be theme of fine Bible study at the fellowship meeting Thursday night at 7:30. Adult Choir will rehearse Friday night at 8. Young Adult Class will meet Saturday night at 7:30 at the parsonage. PRESBYTERIAN NOTES Activities this week at Douglass Presbyterian Church: Week day religious education class will be held this afternoon at 2:30.

Girl Scouts will meet tonight at 6:30. Board of Trustees will meet tonight at 7. Douglass Choir will rehearse Tuesday night at 7:30. Troop 56 Boy Scouts will meet Thursday night at 7:15. Brownie Scouts will meet Friday at 3:30 in Douglass Presbyterian Church parlors.

Center Moreland John Kapolka presided at a meeting of the local Dairymen's League Wednesday. Thomas Earl and John Zrychta were hired as milk haulers. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Small attended the funeral of his brotherin-law, George Young, of Connecticut.

The funeral held in Scranton with interment at Memorial Shrine. Rod and Gun Club met Tuesday evening at 'the Grange Hall. Robert Rogers presided. A pancake and egg was served to Arch Austin, Alva Eggleston, Robert Rogers, William Storey, Kenneth De Graw. L.

B. Merrill, Basil Frantz, Clarence Schoonover, Carl Sickler, Edward Clark, Donald Faux, and Russell Miller. Those planning to visit New York City March 25 should notify of Mrs. Frank Williams. A group local people plan to make the trip that day.

Some will visit the flower show and other places of interest. MCF held a roller skating party Thursday at Falls. Soup and a dessert will be served in the Vernon School on Thursday. Many local children attended the movies at Himmler Theater, Dallas Saturday afternoon. Mrs.

Arthur Andrews, wife of Rev. Mr. Andrews Centermoreland, has been employed by local PTA to teach music in the Center Moreland and Vernon schools each Monday and Friday. She will start her duties about April 3. This is the first service of the newly organized PTA.

The next PTA meeting will be in the Vernon School on April 3 at 8 p. m. Movies will be shown and Prof. W. Arch Austin of Beaumont will speak.

March 27 the officini hoard will meet at the home of Mrs. Ann Peters in Center Moreland. NOXEN THEATER NOXEN Tonight, 7 and Double Feature: FATHOMA Arthur Lake, Lon Chaney THE NORTH BEGIN Russell Hayden, Jennifer Hole Luzerne BECOMES OPTOMETRIST Herbert L. Finkelstein, son of Dr. and Mrs.

A. Finkelstein, 466 Bennett Street, received the degree of doctor of optometry at the commencement exercises of Pennsylvania State College of Optometry in Town Hall, Philadelphia, March 16. Dr. Finkelstein, a veteran of World War 2, served in the Army Air Corps in the India-BurmaChina of operations. He is a graduate the Luzerne High School.

Dr. Finkelstein is a member of the Gamma Omega Phi fraternity of the Pennsylvania State College of Optometry. Dr. Finkelstein's father, Dr. Abe Finkelstein also is an optometrist.

PLAY COMMITTEES Members of the committee of the junior class. who helped to prepare the play "In Spring the Sap." which will be given on Wednesday: Class president and chairman, Paul Sicurella; door, Paul Sicurella and Eugene Grogan; student director, Cora Kasarda; usherettes, Ann Marie Franklin, Mary Ann Chalker, Theresa Zier, Dorothy Martin, Jean Isopi, Emmelia Dyle, Doris Holly, and Marie Marie Theresa Hutnik: Franklin, program, Ann Chuckines; publicity, Marie Adamcheski, Albert Yakus, Jack Amato, John Chisak; reservations, Eugene Grogan, Dorothy Martin, Dolores Gober; make-up, Marie Adamcheski, Helen Ziminsky, Josephine Zackary, Betty Wallace, Joan Sadusky, Dolores Gober; prompters, Patricia Barry, Beverly Martino, Eleanor, Joe Perchy; Radage; curtain, stage, Andrew Louis Contino, Mike Mizenko, Richard Karlotski, Bob Engle; sound, Hugh Williams, John Michaels, Charles Thomashofsky, Joe Kachmar; lights, Leonard Kryzwicki, John Podskoc. ATTEND PARTY A party was held recently at the Francis Sordoni farm in Wyoming. Following members of Luzerne Assembly of God Church attended: Rev. and Mrs.

J. B. Woolums and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E.

Houck, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Mrs. Houck and son Bobby, Mr.

and Everett Wilson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. John Owens, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Van Dyke and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smurdon, Mrs. Hatti Veater, Mrs.

Vineta Moyer, Eleanor and Richard Moyer, Ruth Davenport, Reynold Worthy, Josephine and Carl Disano, Alice, Nancy and Bobby Pollock, Lorraine and Marie Sorber, Tony Parratoi. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Sordoni. WSCS TO MEET Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 8.

p. m. with Mrs. Nettie Hughes presiding. Miss Beatrice Thomas will lead devotions and Miss Bessie Coughlin will give the missionary study.

-Hostesses will be Mrs. Stanley Johnson, chairman; Mrs. Joseph Sgarlat, Mrs. Joseph Warkomski, Mrs. Thomas Reynolds and Mrs.

John Hall. Articles for the children and nurses to be forwarded to the International Hospital, Dominican Republic, are to be collected. Edward J. Gmuca, fireman apprentice, USN, 258 Factory Street, Luzerne, is scheduled to arrive in Norfolk, March 25, after a cruise in the Mediterranean aboard the auxiliary oiler USS Waccamaw. Lehman WOMANLESS WEDDING Jackson firemen will present the "Womanless Wedding and Fashion Show" in Lehman High School auditorium tonight.

This popular affair, produced by the Men's Club of Trucksville Methodist Church, has been in constant demand since its first presentation last winter. Additions to the cast from among the membership in the fire company will be Elmer Laskowski, Norman Smith, Walter Palmer, Alden Wagner, Ed Kropp and others. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Junior Class of High School will present "Little Women" by Louisa M. Alcott on Friday, is night. directing Miss the play Ruth assisted Shellby Miss Eleanor Ide, student director.

In cast are June Lord, Caroline Major, Carolyn Berdy, Alice Ehret, James Symons, Ann Palmer, Edward Sholtis, Hilda Warner, Robert Bonning, Jack Graham, Alice Lewis and Norman Dribelbis. PTA SEES MOVIE Lehman-Jackson PTA meeting featured a display of shop work by junior and senior high school boys under direction of Joseph Elisworth. The association decided to purchase several new twirler uniforms for the band. Girls of the grade school sang several selections and several scenes of the Junior Class play were enacted. Miss Florence Sobrieski A movie, "Pennsylvania Wildlife Wonders," was presented by "Lynn Rosenkrans.

DATE CHANGED Lehman Volunteer Fire Company will meet Tuesday, instead of tonight. PERSONALS Rev. Carl Brandon is a surgical patient at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Howard Karshner and daughters Connie Mae and Mr.

Joyce and of Wyalusing were guests of Mrs. Francis Lewis recently. Richard Kerns, high school junlor, is recovering at Nesbitt Hospital from an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Brown announce the birth of a daughter at Nesbitt Hospital. Mr. Robert Martin recently entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Summerville of Trucksville and Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Squier. Huntsville Jackson Township Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor the "Womanless Wedding" presented by the Men's Club of Trucksville Methodist Church, in Lehman High School tonight at 8. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Yorks Trucksville were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gearn A. Learn on Mrs. Ellen Jones of Goss Manor Sunday.

spent Thursday with Mrs. Clarence Elston. ROOSEVELT SWOYERSVILLE 7 and "Malaya" with 'SPENCER TRACY JAMES STEWART It's News Phone KINGSTON 2-3131 Wilkes-Barre Wilkes-Barre. or Mail It Record. to No Tell Charge WEST SIDE.

FORTY FORT LUZERNE COURTDALE PRINGLE Hospital Auxiliary To Hold Card Party Dorranceton Branch of Nesbitt Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will hold a card party Wednesday afternoon at 1 in the New Nurses Home. It will be a "white elephant" affair. Refreshment committee is Mrs. Erdman Ittig, Mrs. Harold Conrad, Mrs.

Newton Jenkins, Mrs. Daniel Holleran, Miss Louise 'Flasser, Mrs. George Beckey, Mrs. Clarence Robinson and Mrs. Paul Gresmer.

Chairman is Mrs. Joseph S. Cracken and co-chairman is Mrs. Lundy Wright. Edwardsville Grocers to Discuss New Bureau Tuesday Wyoming Valley grocers lost $603,885 in bad debts during 1948 and 1949, it was revealed yesterday United Retail Grocers Association which is made up of grocers in Wyoming Valley.

The more than half-million dollars is tied up in "bad and the total is growing weekly, according to the grocers. To meet the problem, the association has organized a United Retail Grocers Bureau with offices in First Federal Building, with Roland Davis as bureau secretary. To acquaint grocers with the operation of the bureau, meetings are being held in the various, municipalities. West Side will meet tomorrow night at 8 in Russian Hall, 623 Main Street, Edwardsville, Grocers from Edwardsville, Larksville and Pringle will attend and Secretary- Davis will outline the functions of the credit bureau. PERSONALS Prof.

V. E. Lewis, supervising principal, addressed the congregation at the evening service of the Welsh Baptist Church evening in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Thomas W. Hughes, is ill.

Prof. Lewis's subject was "The United Nations as an Instrument for World Brotherhood." He will address the high school on Wednesday during the guidance period "The United Nations and He will demonstrate the workings of this world organization as given at Lake Success, N. where he recently was an invited guest. Because of the absence of Rev. Thomas W.

Hughes, who is ill, the union service in Bethesda Congregational Church tomorrow evening will be addressed by Rev. William A. Parsons, pastor of the Welsh Presbyterian Church. Devotions will be led by Rev. Mr.

Harris, the host pastor. Art Bird, son of and Mrs. Jack Bird of Vine Street, who was a member of the trio of hi high school musicians who recently captured first prize on the amateur show staged at a Pittston theater, and also a place on a nationally known show, was rushed to Nesbitt MeHospital on Friday and submitted to an appendectomy Saturday, His condition is reported as fair. Mr. and Mrs.

William Ward en route home to Clinton, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. David Davies of Hillside Avenue. Mrs. Ward is a sister to Davies.

Arthur Dando, Main Street bustnessman, has returned after a winter spent in Miami, Fla. Mrs. Stella Kalles and Mrs. Conondreas and son Thomas of Brooklyn visited Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Proferes of Main Street recently. Carl Dickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dickson of Laurel Street who is a patient in General Hospital, is reported improving. Anna Byron of 138 Jackson Street was taken to the General Hospital yesterday in the Community Ambulance.

Leopards Civic Club met yesterday and went on record.as supporting the local American Legion in the intention to erect a wading pool for the benefit of the children of Edwardsville. Atty. Stephen Teller spoke on "Let's be American." Lunch was served by Anna Keirle, Yarmel and Mesdames Agatha, Chesnovitch, Victoria Marks. Paul McGroarty, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Cornelius McGroarty of Short Street was graduated Friday from the State Police School in Harrisburg. He is spending a short furlough with his parents prior to receiving his first assignment. ANNOUNCEMENTS Senior deacon board of Edwards Memorial Church will meet tonight at 7:30. Helpers League of Immanuel Baptist Church will meet tonight. Faggots will be sold by this organization at the church tomorrow.

Council is scheduled to meet tonight at 8 in the Borough Building. It is expected the Burgess will send a veto message to Council on their recent action in passing an ordinance fixing the current tax millage for the year at 21 mills. Vernon and Mrs. John recently entertained Mrs. Walter Kuzma and Nancy, Mr.

and Mrs. George Jenkins of Kingston and Mrs. Helen De Guzis and Thomas of Turbotville. Mrs. Minnie Trowbridge had As recent guest her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Adams, family. Mrs. Vincent. Kuzma is seriously Ill in the General Hospital.

Mrs. Joseph Schultz has returned home from the General Hospital where she had a leg amputated. She is improving. Local children are attending the Saturday matinee at Himmler Theater sponsored by Dallas PTA. Pringle Mrs.

Peter Morgantini West Wyoming is ill. She is the of. former Miss Frances Kelley, daughter of School Director Mrs. Thomas Kelley of Pringle Street. GRAND 7:00, 9:05 "Battleground" Van Johnson, John Hodiak NEWS Firemen Get Reports On Ambulance Drive Michael Gaido Gets Degree at Citadel Charleston, March 19- Michael Bernard, Gaido, veteran, of 22 South, Thomas Ave, Kingston, graduated from The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina, Saturday.

He was awarded the bachelor of science degree. Mr. Gaido entered The Citadel on July 8, 1946, as a veteran student, after being separated from the United States Air was Force. The commencement held in the Citadel Armory, Sixty-eight seniors were graduated. COUPLES TO SEE FILM Couples Club of Kingston Methodist Church will see the film, "How Green Was My Valley," at the meeting Tuesday night at 8 in the church parlors.

The film portrays life in a mining village of Wales and includes a number of Welsh hymns and songs. Refreshments will follow the film, which will start at 8:30. Officers of the club are in charge of arrangements. All couples of the church are invited. TO MAKE PASTIES Ladies Aid Society of Wyoming Avenue Christian Church will make pasties tomorrow.

Orders be made with Richard Hann, 56 East Bennett Street. This is the last day pasties will be baked for, the season. LIONS TO HAVE ROAST West Side Lions Club will hold a pig roast tomorrow night at 6 at the Kingston House, Market Street. Reservations may be made by members with Secretary N. D.

Rinker. It will be a closed meeting and will take place of the regular noon session. MRS. ELIZABETH SZERMAY Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Szermay, 313 Dean Court, Kingston, was held Saturday from DoronHughes Funeral Home, 392 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston, followed by services in Second Presbyterian Church.

Rev. William A. Gibson and Rev. Alexander Toth officiated. Interment was in Mt.

Greenwood Cemetery. Flower carriers: Mrs. Joseph Kozia, Mrs. John Kovach, Mrs. John Ishley, Mrs.

Joseph Kanky, Mrs. Andrew Szilagyi, Mrs. George, Katona, Mrs. Frank Bargasy, Mrs. Michael Kolesar and Mrs.

George Becky. Bearers: Julius Katona, Frank Mazalin, Thomas Biro, John Bacso, Joseph Gary and Joseph Martin. MEETINGS TONIGHT Kingston Band Parent will meet tonight at 8 at Kingston High School auditorium. Contestants in the Forensic League contests next month will entertain. Refreshments will be served.

Kingston Merchants Association will meet tonight at 8 at Old Exchange Hotel, 236 Wyoming Avenue. Dr. Milford E. Barnes, psychiatrist at the Children's Service Center, Wilkes-Barre, villa the Main Street Home School Association meeting tonight at 8 at Main Street School. Church Street PTA members will be guests.

KINGSTON METHODIST Calendar of events for the week at Kingston Methodist Church: Tuesday, 2, Community Bible Class; 2, W. M. Multer Memorial Class home of Mrs. S. M.

Ash, 41 East Dorrance Street; 3:45, Brownie Troop; 7 Senior Girl Scouts; 7, Boy Scouts; 8, Couple's Club with officers in charge. Wednesday, 4, Junior Choir; 6:30, Chancel Choir; 7:30, Senior Choir; 7:30, church board of education. Thursday, 4:15 Intermediate Girl Scouts; 7:30, mid-week service. Saturday, March 25, 8 P. Boston University Chorus concert sponsored by Dr.

Fleck Men's Class. PRESBYTERIAN NOTES Scheduled meetings for this week at Kingston Presbyterian Church as announced by Rev. W. A. Parsons, pastor: Tonight, 6:30, W.

F. Logan Adult Bible Class supper meeting, Dr. Ralph Decker, president Wyoming Seminary as speaker. Tuesday, 2, Community Bible Class. Wednesday, 12:15, noon time Lenten service; 6:30, Westminster Choir; 7, Boy Scout Troop 8, Adult choir.

Thursday, 2:30, West Side School of Christian Education; 4, Junior Choir; 7:30, mid week service, The Quiet Hour, "Ancient Symbols and Their Meaning Today." Full report of committees was made at the meeting of Kingston Volunteer Fire Department Ambulance campaign workers yesterColumbian Hose House. Several rat special accounts were turned over to captains of the various zones. It was reported that within the next two weeks the new board of governors will meet to discuss purchase of an ambulance. Discussion was held on block party to be sponsored in the early summer. AT WESTMOOR CHURCH Meetings this week at Westmoor Church of Christ as announced by Rev.

George H. Alexander, pastor: Today, 3:45, Junior Choir; 6:30, Intermediate Choir; 7:30, Official Board. Tuesday, 7:45, Friendship Class, Wednesday, 12:15, union service at Kingston Methodist. Thursday, 2:30, weekday religious classes; 7:30, prayer meeting: 8:30, Senior Choir. Congregational dinner and annual business meeting will be held March 30.

AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev. Thomas B. Shearer has announced the following activities for the week at Wyoming Avenue Christian Church: Tuesday, 8, Bible School board in the church social room. Wednesday, 7:30, prayer meeting; 7:30, Senior Choir rehearsal. Thursday, 6:30.

Youth Choir rehearsal. Willing Workers will make pasties Tuesday, DORRANCETON METHODIST This week's activities at Dorranceton Methodist Church, Rev. Lawrence S. Elliott, pastor; 6:30, boys and girls' choir rehearsal; 7:30, meeting of BoardEducation. Tuesday at 7:30, nominating committee of the quarterly conference will meet at the parsonage; church 7:45, Goodwill Class in the parlors.

Thursday at 7:30, Lenten prayer service with Rev. Norman Clemens as guest speaker and devotions by the Rumbaugh Bible Class; 8:30, Adult Choir rehearsal. Friday at 4:30 Chancel Choir rehearsal. LUTHERAN CALENDAR Rev. David A.

Menges, pastor, has announced the following calendar of events for the week at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church: Tonight, 6:30, catechumens; 8, Brotherhood with Rev. Carl Schindler of St. Paul's Church, Wilkes-Barre, as speaker. Tuesday, 8, Friendship Sunday School Class at home of Mrs. John Curtis, Lathrop Wednesday, Lenten vespers, 8:45, Women's Auxiliary.

Thursday, quilting all day; a 2:30, Week Day School of Christian Education; 6:30, Junior Choir; 7, Chancel Choir; 7:30, Senior Choir. BAPTIST NOTES Rev. Louis Falk, pastor, nounces the meetings for the week at the Baptist Church: tonight at 7, Jr. BYPF: 8, Mission Circle. Wednesday 8.

Maranatha at the home of Mrs. Rosemary Wilcox, 600 Schuyler Avenue; Board of Deacons at the church. Thursday 2:30, release time classes: 7:30 prayer meeting and Bible study; 8:30 Sunday School board meeting. Fridav 7:30, Sr. Choir rehearsal.

Saturday 3 and 7:45 p. Youth Rally Fellowship at the Rayburn Church, near Shickshinny. Next Sunday will be observed as Layman's Day with a special service the evening with a program conducted by the Laymen. A men's chorus will sing. Soloist will be Howard Womer.

Stephen Turner will speak. The annual father and son dinner will be held in the dining room of the church Tuesday evening, March 28. Plans are being mede for 100 men and boys. Speaker will be Dr. W.

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